Nepal Documentary | Living on a Dollar a Day
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- Our full living on a dollar a day in Nepal documentary. Check out our story and exact breakdown of our expenses: thetickettotravel.com/living-o....
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We filmed from July 17th-August 17th, 2015.
Another Day, Another Dollar documentary was intended not as much as a look into life on a dollar a day, as much as a showcase on how to be content on less, and how life is like for us and others in Nepal.
The documentary was originally divided in 4 parts, uploaded in November 2015, with a total time of about 45 minutes.
The Rules
So we came from the angle of already living here, not starting fresh. Locals living on very little already have a home, basic resources, maybe a bicycle or a motorbike for the family.
Before we embarked on this challenge, we had to set some ground rules, and we will make things as transparent as possible for you.
First up, keep in mind this does not include our visa costs, internet, or rent. Our visa is an expense locals don’t have but we need to pay as foreigners. And we were forced to get Internet ever since CZcams started refusing the submission of VHS tapes for video uploads. Not impressed, CZcams.
Secondly, we chose a high exchange rate to use for the Nepali rupee against the American dollar, so we will be working with 107rps each/day as an average, although for simplicities sake, you can think of 100 rupees as one dollar or 100 cents. We will do it for a whole month with no breaks, meaning our budget as a couple is $60 for the month, or 6420 rps.
This is around 20% less than one person earning minimum wage would make. Over 30 per cent of Nepalese live on less than US$14 per person, per month, according to the national living standards survey conducted in 2010-2011.The average daily income in Nepal is closer to $2 a day. Having said that, if we were to spend the average income during this challenge, we would have no problem paying for our rent as well. Keep in mind, though, many local families already own the family home and don’t have to pay rent.
Our living on a dollar is not only our food. No, that would be too easy. It includes cosmetics, shampoo, soap, laundry detergent, vehicle repairs, and any medicine we might need. We are also using cooking gas, which costs about 8cents a day. Many people especially in the rurals don’t use cooking gas, but use wood fires instead for cooking, which if we were to do also would make it a lot easier to keep in budget. But easy is for losers. Just kidding… Since the documentary, we have been forced to cook on wood, and it is not “easy,” but time consuming. It does save about $4/month doing it that way though. But I’d rather pay for the gas in most cases.
To make it easier to calculate our expenses, we put away lots of our stuff that we bought already to start fresh for the month and not get confused or tempted into using something we already bought before.
As we considered what we need to spend on non-food items, we came to realize that this was more of a challenge than anticipated. Blah.
Our Budget
Not only did we stay in budget, but in 30 days we spent an average of $0.85 per day. As we were going according to the Nepali calendar of 32 days for that month of Saun, though, the money we saved allowed us to treat ourselves to a trip and nice meal for the last 2 days when we went to Sauraha, and Chitwan National Park.
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The first other countries soil I ever set foot on for the first time outside the UK was Nepal, and I'm proud to say that
Thanx alots.love from Nepal 😍😍
Thanks and warm regards from Nepal.
Thanx a lot Tom... 😍
@@wahabfiles6260 I'm boy
ME TOO! … but then north India ke issey paas kuch aur hai hi nahin. 😂🤣
And then they more like my Uttrakhand ppl so kinda liked it there. Nice ppl there. :)
I visited Nepal and stayed for three weeks, hired a car and traveled all over the country, it was the best vacation of my life. I found that if you go to the hotels and eat you can get a lot more international foods and satisfy some of those cravings for not too much money but definitely more than a dollar a day. Nepal is one of the Hardest places to get to you but it’s one of the best places you’ll ever visit.
i am indian living in this country as a maths teacher..one thing I can tell you is that nepal can teach the world true meaning of honesty and simplicity...All nepalese are not poor but most of people in this country prefer simple, minimalistic life which is usually considered as a sign of povery in other nations. money is necessory in life but we cant buy happiness !
there are more than 6 million ( 1.8 mn in just india) nepali living in other countries who send back money to their families so they actually have more money but things are little bit expensive because nepal import most of it from india and china.
nepal is LAND LOCKED country stucked between china and india which makes it hard to do something for wealth generation. but people in nepal are very nice.
💯 % agree bro !
Maybe I move my RC empire there
Great documentary. Unfortunately, I just saw it now (2020). I lived on a budget of one US dollar a day for two years in a rural part of southern India. I had one good meal a day (usually around 3-4 pm). The rest of the money was spent on traveling to villages. I felt really good and healthy. Why did I do it? Because at that time (around 2000), there was a UN statistic that a billion people in the world lived on a budget of about a dollar. I wanted to experience it. I now realize how much we overeat, eat badly, and waste so much food. I now eat two meals a day, eat healthy, and live a simple life. That experience was life changing.
nepali are one of those good people i meet...simple,nice,generous and loving
Francis Marzon thank you 😊 love from NEPAL 😊😊✌️
Gurkha are from Nepal, they are most fearsome warriors.
Francis Marzon thanks 😊😊😊
Nepali
Francis Marzon thank you very much that means alot
Good job! I lived in Kathmandu in Boudha for a while! It was wonderful! Im proud of you for doing so well. In '75 it was 14 IR to $1.00, and about 18 or 20 NR to $1.00 It is a happy and beautiful place to live and for sweet people, you cannot find nicer people than Nepalis anywhere. I am proud to have so many for friends.
We Nepali are proud of visitor like u
28105wsking u
THX FOR IMPRESING US BUT ...ITS NOT TRUE😭
Thank u n loving from nepal
thanks madam.
This video really changed my mind set on spending money , now I want to spend as little as possible a day, and save it up for the more important things of life.thank you so much for this video .
Hi
everybody should save up all their money and spend as little as possible then send the money to me and I will spend it!!!
I love you
you are so beautiful girl
@@dennis1345 😂😂
I will come to visit Nepal with my motorcycle from Norway when license is in order.
Life seems to be way much richer there, yet still very simple.
I even have a sponsor child there through the red cross, she's at school now and seems to be doing just fine ^_^
What
Ok
Bless you for sponsoring the child!!
Velkomme.
Just came to Norway from nepal . I am missing my home town ,its same place in this video. This is sweet village of hetauda its clean . Todays nepal , i must say though the country is poor people living in nepal arenot that much poor. They have sufficient money to spend on basic needs and maintain sanitation.
this is not just a documentary about living on a Dollar a day, this tells a silent story , story about country, people,culture their struggle, Im indian of nepali origin and i find this video very touching . great job guys .
Ritika gurung we are proud to be Nepali 😇😇😇
Dahi ; I didn't know India had gurung people wow
@@vibecheck4623 bro many Nepali peoples migrated to places like , Darjeeling, Sikkim, Shimla, Deradun 200 years before because of the Gorkha kingdom expansion by Bahadur Shah which are now part of India. Even there are many Nepali in Myanmar (Burma) because of the Second world war
we love Nepal.. from Bangladesh
ओ
love you bro... I am from Nepal
thanks cheri😉😉😆
😍😍😍😍
From Brazil. We Love Nepal.
N=Never
E=End
P=Peace
A=And
L=Love
bideshi ko agadi matra ho, afhu afhu ladera marchhan 😂😂😂
s=shit
d=dick
Hmmm good
Sab jot ho...veda haruko desh
*Ending
The local people know where to find fruits,crabs,snails,and lots, of other things. They are blessed with a bounty from n
Nature. They know how to use what nature provides to build their homes, and are no burdened with debts. They have something to smile about...
i am a nepali myself but i aint have crabs before .not even ate a pizza before where do these people find crabs.is crabs even tasty
@@sadandbroke5003 you have to go to remote place in terai some remote village which has a river.
Hetauda is a really small town but is very beautiful with lush green areas and fresh air. Glad you went there instead of crowded Kathmandu.
yes kyle..i am from there too..n love it
Awesome video, love it! We'd love to visit Nepal too some day! :)
wc..
you are welcomed dude
The Real Life Guys please warm welcome
Thanks!
1 kilo of tomato also cost 1 dollar he forgot to calcutate the rent of house
Proud to be NEPALI
Can't describe our country in this video...but you guys do really superb.🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thank you for filming this. I have never been to Nepal or met Nepalese people. Living under a certain amount of money is definitely an eye opener.
its about living simple life just to live. At the end your life matters most.
@@kamalthapamagar8006 Simple and healthy living sounds lovely. Thank you for your comment.
@@kamalthapamagar8006 Thank you for sharing this. 😊
When you guys sucked those snails out lol. All that slurping. Lol great video. Thanks for the insights.
Nepal this country growing there vegetables and fruits in all sectors in deep sorrow in the loss of so many people in there country I'm from new Zealand there also having problems with the V.I.R.U.S in all may God bless you all in jesus name amen.
Your videos in Nepal always puts smile on my face. you guys are goals!!
Surakshya Malla I need a girl to go for a trip like this and that will be my goal
haha.. lmao
Surakshya Ko junkiri/fireflies ko cover sunera makkhai 😋
For people being so poor, its incredible to see them smile so much. We in the west have a great deal to learn about what really matters in life. Just had my best hour in years watching your amazing film, thanks so much to you both.
It doesn't take much to live a good life, west is fucked up with desire for money.
I dont even desire alot of money, guess im just f'd up.
amc3 those kids have learned a life of hard work that kids in North America wouldn't know.
The answer why "we in the west" dont know how to enjoy life most of the time is because we are slaves of the rich, both physically in time and mentally also. Our minds are being shaped from school to the day we die so we fit into the economic machine. Our god isnt wellbeing our god is money.
Jeed92, you are absolutely correct, I lived in west and have seen enough
Nothing but power and greed drives western lives.
We love Nepal from Pakistan
Hindu Nepal ,🤣
We love u too brother...from Nepal
@@dineshvasu5938 More Valuable than your Indian govt policies get lost
@@innocentkhattak3375 omg ,what happened to the minority commission in Pakistan ,rip . Pakistan is only success full in terrrorist business .🤣
@@dineshvasu5938 Take your nastiness off this post. Not necessary. Thanks!
i love nepal and its people ,,,,,they are so good people and i love it....more love and respect from pakistan.......
In the end, all we have in life is our experiences, stories to tell.
What a great way to spend a life, gathering experiences. In that metaphorical old folks home, no one will care how many levels we beat in some game, how much overtime we worked, or how we made negative comments on youtube videos.
I for one, would love to spend an evening hearing tales from people who've experienced amazing things in exotic lands.
+Dan Smitham Thanks Dan. Maybe we can swap stories sometime soon.
Zeroor yaar.
Dan Smitham do visit once our country Nepal....you will gonna loved it
it's not exotic, i am a native here😁😁
I'm from Cambodia. I like Nepal beautiful
I m from Nepal and I love Cambodia, the beautiful angkor wat, bayon temple and pub street.
Thank you sis we love cambodia
thats my country
Do you want to b my friend???
@@Rk_fantasy Chup😋 yo mero ho
We love Nepal from Indonesia ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing to see a 14 year old to do all that work and smile. When I think of the 14 year olds in the US, they should be living in Nepal for a year!!!
this was the first ever video where i really saw people choose to live the simple life than the lavish one ...you guys are awesome and i feel so much proud that people like you are still there from the western world.
It's good experience hanging around with locals and their simple ways- kinda peaceful when you can communicate with it. And this applies to every corner of the globe I guess.
+Zahir Ahmad Really well said, Zahir. Couldn't agree more.
I agree!
I moved to the USA in 2014, and this documentary literally reminding me of my childhood. Miss my country!
Go home and take me please
@@sidd5938 me too please 😄
That was such an enjoyable video. Beautiful, sweet couple. At 72 with health issues I will never get to go to that fantastic place but I can live it through you. Thank you so much.
Ms Pat from southern Indiana
USA
Anyone from Nepal??
*Jay Nepal*
I am from Nepal
I am from nepal
I am a Rai
i teach music I am Thapaliya and I am from hetuda, palung, Kathmandu, chitown I live in America though
here
The happiness of life is in the tiniest of things .. Manita's smile :)
I am from India.... I really hotly like Nepal nature&culture&people...
And u gyes really amazing videos.. I fallowing every videos of u r chanel...
Thanks Chintu!
Thanks for reply
One of the best documentary I have seen ever.. Loved it...
Greetings from Romania ! Great Channel !
+costitravel Thanks! Someday we would love be to see Romania!
It's breaks my heart to see so many people struggling to have a piece of bread to eat daily. For many, their worry is not the due date for a project, it's "what am I going to put on the table for my children today". Unfortunately in some parts of Romania it is the same, people working very hard to earn something that cannot be called a decent income. I love Romania though, it's a country I recommend to be on the "travel list" for everyone.
You don't need to be rich to be happy👍
ppl never understand tht, thats why im stil single. girls want money
Not all.You shud look 4 right people.
where is right people, mars
Make goodness or happiness or whatever a part of your character,then you will automatically be attracted to or will attract people who are like you(happy,good etc.)
can you introduce me some indian girls
In 2014/15 I spent 6 months cycling and living in Nepal and I remember that i come there with 2000 $ (USD) and after 6 months I left with 600 $. So my average daily budget was 7,7 $ including rents room in Pokhara during almost all time (2-3 $ a day) and including 14 days cycling on Anapurna Curcuit Route, where prices are growing up how you are climbing higher (for one hour of internet 6 $, cup of black tea 1 $, charging bateries 1 $ per hour...) and including a lot of stuff I bought there to renew my camping equipment. All at all I think I had been living there for 3-4 $ a day only for food with no missing anything, even nor beer :)
U could have chosen an urban life where u can party, relax, have good food, live in luxury but hats off to ur simplicity. Incredible guys...Great job...
This doc made me miss home, The Philippines. I grew up in the farm surrounded by rice fields. One of my favorite food is the snails. We cook it with chilies in coconut milk. I think it's time to go HOME. #nepalisbeautiful
Airamunie M. thats right you must....
otherwise you are welcome to place what you have just seen
Airamunie M. You are girl or boy
Am from Kenya... Someone help me with the titles of the music featured here especially the instrumental hit just before the last one to the end of the video
Please take me with you. I am considering moving to a country like the Philippines. This man needs a good women too.
Love this! Reminds me of living in India, but cleaner and more country. I spent a week in Nepal, but would've loved to stay longer. Thanks guys!
I am from Hetauda . Much love !🇳🇵❤️
This will definitely make you appreciate the little things in life n survival mode will kick in. Good luck on your future travels. Namaste 🙏
Wonderful people who have so little but still manage to be happy.
In the west we take all this and more for granted but still you seldom see smiles as wide as in this video.
Our striving for perfection, economic and material abundance is really what's destroying us westeners and why we will never be truly satisfied with life.
The key to a happy life is in the small things.
Very nice comment you made!
Yes David, you are absolutely correct. Nepali people are the peoples who can be happy even in scarcity.
we're brainwashed into this from birth :)
I completely agree with you.
I live in New Zealand, and I have always chosen to live a very simple life. I am now in my sixties, I have never owned a car or any other motor vehicle, I have never had a microwave, I don't have TV, I don't drink alcohol or smoke anything. I grow what I can in my tiny garden on my 1/8th of an acre section with a 950sqft house.
I love my simple life, and I find visiting developing countries as a missionary very easy and lots of fun!
I have been to India, and last year I spent two months living with local families in Kenya and Uganda, and had a fantastic time.
This year I am going to Nepal for a month. :-)
Most people think running for money is life but to live with the basic need is good.If you want more u have to work hard and all the time what you do is running for money but your mind and soul becomes empty. we don't get time to relax our body. so try to live a life where you can be happy from within
thanks for visit my country..
Ive started living a real minimalist life threw away my tv and lounges and has been such a good feeling. Id love to give this a try for a year.
I was literally suprised to see video about my hometown ..😊 thank you
Nepali people do not believe in showing off and they do not find it appropriate lavishing the money unnecessarily.They understand the penny value of money. U could find such beautiful things no where around the earth; simple living high thinking. Jay Nepal.
isha rajbhandari well absolutely yes
As a Nepali I think while what you say is a beautiful thought it's not applicable toba lot of Nepali's!
Yes, Marry Nepali citizen
Documentary shoot at most remote areas of Nepal
No ! Its in Hetauda. Few Km away from city centre.
my hometown hetauda wow
me too
Kreety Bartaula me too
Kreety Bartaula me to
meee 2
Kreety Bartaula me 2
Wow you guys are really great. It is so difficult but you managed to pull it off..respect to you canadian folks. The people, country side and lifestyle of nepal is so beautiful and the thing i like most about this documentary is that we often spend too much and have no discipline in our budget. We often also take things for granted and never thank our lucky stars for the luxury we have been given. The nepal people can afford to smile although they have very little and life is a constant struggle. Thanks guys ....wonderful documentary and i hope to see more.
Nepal big love big respect here from Pakistan 🇵🇰
i love love love this video, the shots, the concepts, how openly you guys embraced life in Nepal, i could go on for days
Yeah Sudin is really good at videography.. really cool guy..
Ya you can visit my country nepal.
Nepali people are so cute.......
It's a to much beautiful
Amanikins you guyz are always well come in our country..
welcome to u all...
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I would love to travel Nepal in future tho...
Do you make your dream a reality?
You are warmly welcome to Nepal 😍
Go there bro...
Heartly wellcome to Nepal🙏🙏❤️🙏🙏
I value this video a lot. Because you guys were personally experiencing the struggles of suffering people. Not only just theory teachers, but dared to showing it practically.
When i was in my village at my childhood. Its so difficult to survive with limited source .
But i am so happy to see that villager are hardworking and this country have natural resources are also available.
The day is not very far when nepal will better.
Love nepal
Love from india😍😘🇮🇳
This really warms my heart. Having lived in foreign countries almost all of my life, living that urban lifestyle, i had almost forgotten the simple way of life to find contentment from within us. I am honestly craving to go back to Nepal and rediscover that. This video really helped me realize that. I am also very touched by the way yall have embraced our country and the culture. Thank you guys, very well documented indeed.
+Pago Rai Thanks Pago bahini, that was very kind of you to say.
People from nepal who are living under poverty do not buy vegetable, milk etc etc.They depend on their own agricultural product.And they don't even use gas for cooking. And don't have bike. And importantly they don't live a life that you are showing.
Suraj GC what about hygiene like bathing and toileting??
BellRain Chan everything can be built you know.
Suraj GC the life you are telling is only lived in the village Nepal.
Thanks for visiting to our beautiful country Nepal
One of the coolest videos I've seen in a while! Thanks for the inspiration.
I love Nepal it is beautiful and live simple life and it not dirty at all
This was definitely an eye opener, beautiful video. I can't wait to go through all your adventures/videos.
Nepal is the only country where you can live without money... And thats truth of nepalese genourisity.
anmol jung believe me....u r mistaken..ma ni nepali nai ho
Really?oh now ilove Nepal from Filipinas
You havent visit se asia .. P.s. Im from Nepal
Kun chai Thau ho testo?😂😂
Sala gadi chadera kalanki dekhi kalimati pugyo vane pani 15 rupiya katxa
Momo ko 120
Din vaar chaya ma base matra
5 ko kurmuree ani 25 ko pani liyera bro😂😂
Its useless
@@kushalxettri4130 aba bidesi lai Nepal bolauna testo vannu pari halyo ni bro 😂😂
#visitNepal2020
I enjoy learning about, this culture. Lv from UK 🇬🇧
Can I get ur insta
its my home town. and i feel like i m visiting my hometown. very nice. heartly welcome and thank you for visiting us.
I came here to get inspiration on how to film but instead fell in love with the idea of living for WAY less (and i already thought I was a minimalist/frugal)
Well done! Thanks for this document.
Thank you so much for visiting Nepal
I can't urge you enough to avoid riding elephants or interacting with those kinds of facilities. They are some of the most abused animals in the world and even those born in captivity have to be beaten into submission. What we see as a beautiful oriental activity, is the result of years of torture and is the reason why there are only a few asian elephants left in the world today. Elephant mistreatment doesn’t stop after they’ve been tamed. Elephant camps continue to use bull-hooks in order to control the animals which we can clearly see in this video. The fear of being stabbed is what motivates them to work and allow riders. You both seem like lovely people and most tourists who ride elephants have no idea how horrible the reality actually is. Absolutely loved the video on the whole, just wanted to highlight an particularly dark aspect of what otherwise would have been a beautiful and rewarding moment
Thank you for sharing the days of your lives in #Nepal :)
+Ujwal Thapa thumbs up.
+Ujwal Thapa I am watching the present and future of BNP. Keep Going one day i will be in BNP.
ujwal daju great to see you here
I have been in Lumbini,, Kapilastavu ? Nepal side I love it , I felt reborn, great video greetings from Sweden via Peru and France ;)
I watched the whole video without blinking my eyes. brings so much smile.
Thank you so much for being here in Nepal among nepalis.
god bless you both and all :)
Dherai dhanyavad 6!
Very well done documentary. Two thumbs up.
good stuff. I really enjoyed the video. Guys keep up the good work.
01:04
99.85% people of Nepalese have their own house. though some of they are made from clay, grass, wood only. Those tents belong to Indian small temporary businesser the people who collect recycle from the most city. Those tents are the people from India. These Temporary people from India stay minimum 6 months to 3 years in average In nepal. In Nepal more then 90% people who collect recycle are Indian and the also sell stone grinder , shows the circus and they are also hunting domestic cat and lizard they are unknown tribes for us from India..
99 % ?? when ?
@@anmollama5285 2011
really?
we also have millons of Nepalis watchmen working here in India ,we always treat them nicely but Nepali people have no respect for India
@@blackknightchessclub6119
They're your own Nepali people from Darjeeling and Sikkim lol.
Found you whilst 'Lockdown Lounging!'Thanks so much for your Nepal documentary - subbed. My wife and I in UK have been there twice/three times respectively, to meet with friends and families that we know. Their lives are also pretty poor - financially - compared to ours but they seem much richer in other ways and we love going there. I like that you're just living simply and getting to know the people as neighbours in your home town. Keep on going!
Nepal feels like home 💙simple living high thinking. love from assam, northeast India.
Awesome documentary guys.. Living on a dollar a day is pretty hard. NIce teamwork . Nepal is a beautiful country . So keep on making more videos. Jai Nepal!
The moment u said Tibet, i fell in love with you guys. keep rocking and keep it coming.
@the ticket to travel: the format is great! And so are you) thanks for the awesome content)
I absolutely enjoyed watching this video. The people are amazing.
Valentina Zhogan come nepal 2020 visit nepal
This shows how poor people can be happier than the rich.
Very powerful documentary
Fantastic footage! I REALLY enjoyed your challenge!
Such a underrated Channel! Life here is so simple, slow, and yet so rich. People are okey with whatever they have and finds way to sustain themselves, even if they have little or no income. It’s just fascinating seeing people here happy over simple things in life.
Good documentary; Very well done.
I think it's an interesting challenge, to live on a dollar a day, but on the other side I think, it is also important, to spend money, so that the people there make money.
I was in Cambodia in July-August and it was a wonderful experience. Although there is a lot of poverty, the people are so nice -I love the country and the people. During the time there I would always try to spend my money in a way, so that the Cambodians would benefit from it. (Like staying or eating at places owned by locals and not foreigners).
I wish you save travels and GODs blessing!
Mars Frrtuanke
nice documentary... you r good human... again u welcome to my country.
This video is my inspiration to travel with a super tight budget. I'll keep my hope. Great documentary. Thanks
Living in harmony with nature is such a beautiful thing to experience. Just look their smiling faces!
In Nepali language calendar say
Vittepatro remember Nepali guy
Bikram sambat*
incredible video !! Kept me captivated the whole time
Really, I'm surprise to see you all.
Fantastic and thanks both of you for making this awesome video.
Loved watching. Handled the matter with so much care and love for all. All the best to you all.
cute couple...god bless you both
Agree!
thanks
God bless whole world.
y jerk...not all of us needs to be blessed by an imaginary friend
Nepal is country of beauty and great people
Love from india
Nepal is such a diverse country and these people have made it recognized all over the world...
#feelingproudtobenepali
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thank you verry much for making such a covering documentary of our country🇳🇵🇳🇵🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
So inspiring!
Came across your video, absolutely enjoyed it!!!
We can survive comfortably on a dollar if we had to? It's an art!!! WinkyWinky😂
ohh it's my home town 😊thankyou for being here and share your sweet memories with us
Thank you so much for making this video.
People in the west think life is a competition & wealth is measured by your bank balance.. the people in Nepal make the west look so pathetic..
Very correct not only nepal the whole world
I don't know. I think they would like to have things it's just that they can't.
I am a Westerner. You may be surprised to find that quite a few Westerners agree with you.
@@lurking0death I'm a westerner too and not materialistic.
|🇳🇿 NZ .
And i dont know how you people live in the high altitude and breath normal.
Blessings to you all ..
Dear friends, Congratulations! It was an amazing experience. I hope to go to Nepal sometime and play football with the nice people from there.
Cheers!
thanks for making this video and letting us realize that there are many things in life that matters more than money.